House for sale • 169 m² without real estate, Bavaria

Solid structure, a generous plot, and room for your own ideas: This single-family house in Dingolfing offers an interesting foundation for buyers who want to completely renovate a house and design it to their liking.

The building, constructed around 1960, has approximately 169 m² of living space on a plot of about 850 m². The purchase price is 299,000 euros.

A significant value already lies in the generous plot: According to the available land valuation data, on the reference date of January 1, 2026, the land value is 270 euros per square meter. With about 850 m² of land, this calculates to 229,500 euros, excluding the value of the existing building.

The house is in need of a complete renovation. A comprehensive renewal of the interior spaces, the building services, and an energy-efficient refurbishment should be planned. This provides the opportunity to coordinate the layout, fittings, and energy concept right from the start with the future use.

In addition to being used as a spacious single-family home, a division into two residential units is also conceivable. The partially developed attic offers potential for additional rooms. An extension through an annex may also be considered. All possibilities for expansion and conversion are subject to building regulations and technical feasibility.

This offer is aimed particularly at owner-occupiers with DIY skills, families in need of extra space, and investors interested in developing an existing property.

• Single-family house built around 1960

• Approximately 169 m² of living space

• Approximately 850 m² plot

• Solid structural integrity

• Complete need for renovation

• Partially developed attic with further potential for expansion

• Division into two residential units conceivable

• Plot with space for a garden and individual outdoor facilities

• Possible building extension through an annex (subject to review and approval)

• KfW and BAFA funding possibilities for energy-efficient refurbishment

• A concrete offer from an energy consultant for an individual renovation plan is available

The property is located in Dingolfing in a solid residential area. The location combines a well-established neighborhood with short distances to everyday amenities.

A Dingo bus stop is located right in front of the house. According to the provided property details, a Lidl supermarket is only about 200 meters away. The city center, the town hall, and the district office are easily accessible.

Dingolfing is an important economic area in the region, particularly due to BMW and its affiliated companies. Its proximity to these employers makes the property interesting both for owner-occupiers and for later rental. Depending on the renovation and usage concept, renting out individual rooms is also conceivable.

The approximately 850 m² plot also offers room to design the outdoor area according to your own ideas.

The existing facilities should be understood as a property in need of renovation. In planning, special attention should be paid to the electrical installation, water and sewage pipes, heating system, sanitary areas, windows, insulation, as well as wall, floor, and ceiling surfaces in order to determine the necessary updates.

The sale is made in the existing, unrenovated condition. Renovation work is not included in the purchase price.

Fully renovate and take advantage of attractive funding opportunities:

This house is in complete need of renovation. At the same time, it offers a solid foundation to create a modern home or a property with two residential units. Energy refurbishment can be significantly supported by funding loans and grants.

Up to 300,000 euros in KfW funding loans possible:

For a renovation to a funding-eligible efficiency house, the KfW program 261 offers up to 150,000 euros in funding loans per residential unit. With the planned division into two funding-eligible residential units, a total of up to 300,000 euros can be allocated for eligible renovation costs.

Up to 30,000 euros solely through the WPB bonus:

According to the owner, the building meets the requirements for classification as a “Worst Performing Building” (WPB). In the case of an efficiency house renovation, this bonus increases the repayment grant by 10 percentage points. For an eligible loan amount of 300,000 euros, this corresponds to an additional relief of 30,000 euros.

Depending on the achieved energy standard, the funding may be even higher. Two examples, assuming full utilization of the credit line:

• Efficiency House 55 EE: 5% regular repayment grant plus a 10% WPB bonus yield up to 45,000 euros in total.

• Efficiency House 40 EE: 10% regular repayment grant plus a 10% WPB bonus yield up to 60,000 euros in total.

The repayment grant reduces the loan amount to be repaid and is not paid out separately. With lower eligible costs, the grant would naturally be lower.

Alternatively: Funding for individual measures:

Even without a complete renovation to an efficiency house, individual energy measures can be funded. For a funding-eligible heating system replacement, the basic funding is 30%. For two recognized residential units and eligible costs totaling 43,000 euros, this results in a possible grant of up to 12,900 euros. Depending on personal circumstances and the chosen heating technology, additional bonuses may be available.

For insulation, windows, and other eligible measures on the building envelope, BAFA grants may also apply. The appropriate funding strategy will be determined based on the specific renovation concept.

An offer for energy consultation is already available:

A concrete offer (4,500 euros) from an energy consultant to develop an individual renovation roadmap is on the table. Additionally, services have been offered for energy-specific project planning of individual measures and support with applying for heating funding. Interested parties can review the documents and, based on them, align further planning.

All the amounts mentioned are potential maximum funding values.